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Summary: Correspondence, bioSraPhical material, cliPPinss, PhotosraPhs, note• diasrams, Publications, and other items Pertaining to Cornell PhYsics Professo William A. Anthony, Frederick Bedell, Ernest G, Merritt, Georse S, Moler, Edwn L, Nichols, and Flo!1d K. Richt111~1,;ir, ,3::; ,,,ell .3s physicist Ernest Fo:-: Nichols (Cornell University M.S. 1892>; the correspondence Pertains to efforts to obta the biosraPhical material, departmental administration, the study of PhYsicsv and other Professional matters, such as the dynamo built by Anthony and Mol@r ca.1875, Bnd iti; ~1:-:hibition at, t.h1:? Cent1.1ru of Prosress International E:-:r-ositio . in Chicaso, 1933, the establishment of the date Bedell invented his stabilized oscilloscope, and nesotiations, 1926, for brinsins the German PhYsicist, Max Born, to Cornell. Includes correspondence of Livinsston Farrand and John Her1rs Comstock. Also, PhYsics notabooks, 1904-1931, with research data of Edward L. Nichols, Horace L. Howes, Ernest G. Merritt, D. T. Wilber, and others on Phosphorescence, fluorescence, luminescence, and spectra, scientific Photosrap l and charts, undated tYPescriPts on various subJects by Nichols, Howes, and Wilber, and a monosraPh, apparently by Nichols and his associates, on the fluorescence and afterslow of solid solutions and their luminescence when rendered incandescent by a hYdrosen flame, as well as accounts, 1913-1932, Pertainins t.o a Ca ·rrHH!ie Insti t.1.1ti1Jn sr;.int for this research.

In addition, indexed department account books, 1882-1948; inventory books, 1881-1933; and a 'Committee RePort on Survey of Floor Area ReGuirements for PhYsics, Ensineerins Physics, and Astronomy for a 15-Year Period, 1947-1962," ca,1946; and Personnel records of former faculty, staff, and sraduate students who were appointed to the Physics DePt. Prior to 1935. ManuscriPt entitled 'Seventy Years of Physics at Cornell,' bw Harvey E. Howe and Guy E, Grantham, 195 8 ; b o •J n d t Y Pe s c r i Pt , • The Corne 11 Ph Y sics De Part men t , • b Y -irp au l Hartman , 198. with an index; and chart of department staff, 1868-1940; and~HE CORNELL PHYSI I DEPARTMENT: RECOLLECTIONS AND A HISTORY OF SORTS, bw Paul Hartman, 1984. Also administrative correspondence of the department, Primarily of Georse S, Moler, 11393-1900,

Personnel records are restricted to Permission of the DePt, of Phwsics, Findins aids: Box list. Findins aids: Personnel records have a computer file of keY biosraPhical dat

arransed alPhabeticallw. Cite as: Cornell University. DePt, of Physics. Records, 114\22\693. DePartme

of Manuscripts and University Archives, Cornell University Libraries,

1, Anthony, William Arnold, 1835-1908. 2. Bedell, Frederick, 1868-1958, 3. Born, Max, 1882-1970, 4, Comstock, John Henry, 1849-1931. 5. Farrrand, Livinsston, 1867-1939, 6. Grantham, Guy Everett, 1886-1970, 7. Howe, Harles Earl, 1882-1965, 8, Howes, Horace L. 9. Merritt, Ernest Georse, 1865-1948, 10, Moler, Georse SYlvanus, 1851-1932, 11. Nichols, Ernest Fox, 1869-1924, 12, Nichols, Edward Leaminston, 13, RichtmYer, Floyd Karker, 1881-1939, 14, Wilber D, T, 15, Carnesie Foundation, 16, Century of Prosress International ExPositio (1933-1934 : Chicaso, Ill,) 17, Electric Senerators. 18. Fluorescence, 19. Luminescence, 20, Phosphorescence, 21. PhYsics--ExPeriments, 22, Physics-­Research, 23, PhYsics--StudY and teachins. 24, Spectrum analysis. 25, Account books. 26, Diasrams. 27, Inventories, 28. Notebooks. 29. PhotoPrints, 30, Reports, I, Hartman, Paul,

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NOTE: I have tried to indicate whose notebooks are in each box. The notebooks do not always bear names. For each box, I have indicated the name(s) or initial(s) which appear on the notebooks within (I assume the tnitials stancl for the authors as follows: "N"-Nichols; 11 H'1-Howes; "M"-Merri tt; "'.1"-Wilber.) I have also ttied to indicate in general the titles or subjects of notebooks within each box. Some titles are somewhat illegible; some notebooks have no titles.

All boxes are 4 11, excent Box 15, which is 2".

BJX I: Notebooks (6 MSS Vols.) on fluorescence; phosphorescence; luminescence. (N&M). 1904-1909.

BOX 2: 8 MSS Vols. on the sky; phosphorescence; uranyl compoun~s; other topics. (Some N&M). 1909-1910.

BOX J: 6 MSS Vols. on fluorescence; phosphorescence;-tables of wave lengths. (Some N&M). 1910-1911.

BOX 6 MSS Vols. on photographic methods on uranyl salts; dehydration of uranyl salts; fluorescence. (N&M, Howes). 1912-1913.

BOX 5: 6 MSS Vols. on fluorescence; spectra; uranyl salts,;tabulation of series. Howes.) 1913.

BOX 6: 6 J.1SS Vols. on kunzite; fluorescence of uranyl; measurements of photo-of salts. (N&M, Howes.) 1913-1914.

BOX 7: 7 MSS Vols. on spectra. ( ). 1914-1915.

BOX 8: 7 MSS Vols. of photometry; absorption of salts; on the various Spectra. ( Howes). 1915.

BOX 9: 6 KSS Vols. on phos~horence; fluorescence of double acetates; luminescence; luminescence of double acetates and double chlorides; luminescence of the double chloride. (Nichols, Howes). 1916-1917.

BOX 10: 6 MSS Vols. on phosphorescence; calcites; phos. of rare earths uranyl acetates; rare earth spectra: history of light stanrlard(s?) color photography of (illegible). (Nichols, Howes, W). 1917-1920.

BOX 11: 6 Vols. on summary of results on lumin. at high temneratures; notes on excitation; blue glow of oxides. (Nichols, Wilber, N&H).-1920-1G22.

BOX 12: 6 MSS Vols. Study of flame spectra, flame luminescence; obs. on CG205; changes in uranyl salts in radioactivity. (Nichols, Howes, Wilber, Miss

M.K. Slattery.) 1920-1925.

BOX 13: 4 MSS Vols. on uranium as an activator; rare e~rths; bead spectra, (Miss M. K. Slattery, Howes.) 1925-1928.

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BOX 14: 7 MSS Vols. on Cando-luminescence; cando3.um. of gadolimium; modes of excitation compared. (Miss M.K. Slattery, Nichols, Howes, Frances G. Weck.) Also includes "Carnegie Institution of Washington, Research Associate, Receipts and Disbursements"--1 MSS Vol. of accounts, bank ~tatements, cancelled checks (1913-1932) re Carnegie Grant. 1913-11928-193.£/.

"!~-- \-: BOX 15: ~h9tog~aph album containing scientific photos (spectra?); and folders

of negatives, photos, charts; and loose charts. Also pamphlet, Some Studies of Metals ]y Means of X-RaJs by S.Nishikawa and G. Asahara (repr. from Physical Review, N.S. Vol. XV, No. 1, an. 1920, pp. 38-45).

BOX 16: Charts, typescripts, handwritten items pertaining to: nThe Transformation Spectrum of the Ruby" by Nichols, Howes. "Studies in Luminescence" by Nichols. "Cath~do-Luminescence and the LuminPscence of Incandescent Solids" by

Nichols, Howes, 1 lber. "Physics in 1925" by Nichols. "On the Active Agents in Lum. Calcites, Aragonites, and Dolomites" by? A monograph "which brings together ina single volume studies by the

authors and by various collaborators on: the fluorescence and after-glow of solid solutjons and the luminescence of such solids when rendered incandescent

contact with a flame." (562 pp. carbon typescript.) Authors?

The notebooks cover the period 1904-1931; the Carnegie accounts volume covers the period 1913-1932,

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Anthony, William Arnold Bedell, Frederick Merritt, Ernest

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1ical material, clippings, photqgraphs, publications, _ng to Cornell physics professors William Arnold Anthony, : George ~ Merrit, George Sylvanus Moler, Edward Leamington "r Richtmyer. The correspondence concerns efforts to material, physics department administration, and the study

; letters of or between Merritt and Nichols (1906-1929) on ~, Bedell, Elihu Thomson and others (1926) concerning uithony and Moler; Albert R. Mann, Chicago Museum of Science 1nd others (1933) concerning the exhibition of the dynamo Letters from Bedell and other items (1937-1950) concerning "date of his invention of a stabilized oscilloscope. ~lude Max Born, William Weber Coblentz, John Henry Comstock, Dexter Simpson Kimball. Also, miscellaneous items pertaining

~ Nichols. 4 boxes (16 linear in.)

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Cross reference to main entry:

Anthony, William Arnold, 1835-1908 Bedell, Frederick (MS '91, PhD '92),

1868-1958 Born, Max, 1882-Coblentz, William Weber, 1873-Comstock, John Henry ('74), 1849-1931 Farrand, Livingston, 1867-1939 Kimball, Dexter Simpson, 1864-1952 Mann, Albert Russell ('04), 1880-1947 Merritt, Ernest George ('86), 1865-1948 Moler, George Sylvanus (BME '75), 1851-1932

ichols, Edward Leamington ('75), 1854-1937 ichtmyer, Floyd Karker (AB '04, PhD '10), 1881-1939

Thomson, Elihu, 1853-1937 useum of Science and Industry (Chicago, Illinois)

Nichols, Ernest Fox (MS '93, DSc '97), 1869-1924

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Born, Max, 1882-

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Correspondence between Ernest Merritt and German physicist Max Born (1926) concerning the latter's accepting a position at Cornell.

Coblentz, William Weber, 1873-

A letter from Coblentz (Nov. 22, 1937) containing reminiscences of Edward Leamington Nichols.

Comstock, John Henry ('74), 1849-1931

A letter (June 17, 1919) from Comstock to Edward Leamington Nichols on the latter's retirement.

Farrand, Livingston, 1867-1939

Correspondence between Frederick Bedell, Floyd Richtmyer and President Farrand (1923) when Richtmyer was considering another job. This correspond­ence reveals Richtmyer was dissatisfied with aspects of his job at Cornell. Also, other letters from Farrand.

Kimball, Dexter Simpson, 1865-1952

Correspondence between Ernest Merritt and Kimball (1930) concerning the recent high rate of failures in freshman physics.

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This addition comprises indexed deparbnent account books (29 vols., 1882-1948), inventory books (6 vols., 1881-1933), and a "Committee Report on Survey of Floor Area Requirements for Physics, Engineering Physics, and Astronomy for a 15-Year Period, 1947-1962" (35 pp. mimeo, c. 1946). 3 16" boxes (4 linear ft.)

Card entry: Physics, Deparbnent of. No cross references required. Records, 1881-c. 1946.

Described in 1962-1966 Report, p. 167.

S.J. Gurshman; A.B. Levine, 3-68; K. Jacklin, 3-77.

Box 24.-Departmental correspondence, primarily of George S. Moler, 1893-1901. Folders are arranged in chronological order. E. Engst, 4-86.

Photocopy and transcript of a letter from William A. Anthony to M. M. Graves, Jan. 15, 1894.

Boxes 25-31 - Personnel records of faculty, staff, and graduate students prior to 1935, with computer file of key biographical data.

Collection #14/22/693

Box 38

Contains Lab Group Theses (1960s and 1970s) and slides from the Aurora Data Center -some from the 1950s

Information comes from two large hand-drawn timelines removed from the Kroch Library Mezzanine, May 2005.Photographs of timeline saved on CD, July 2005.

First timeline labeled:The First Fifty Years of Physics in Cornell UniversityDrawn by G.S. MolerLettered by P. Mertz

Back of first timeline labeled:#14/22/693Top of Map Case

Second timeline labeled:The Second Fifty Years of Physics in Cornell UniversityR. Spence (pencilled in small letters at bottom)

Names from 1940 to 1955 not in timeline form. Names were listed for each school year

Years represent school terms; each year begins with the fall term.

Physics Department Location Timeline1867-1868 Morrill Hall1868-1872 Old Wooden Chemical Laboratory1872-1883 McGraw Hall1883-1906 Franklin Hall1906- Rockefeller Hall

Use the spreadsheet tabs at the bottom of the screen to navigate to different years.

Timeline of Faculty and Staff in the Department of Physics at Cornell University Transcribed by Corey Ryan Earle, June 2005

A AssistantAA Apparatus Assistant/AttendantAAP Acting Assistant ProfessorAC Account ClerkAM Assistant MechanicianAP Assistant ProfessorAS Administrative SecretaryAssoc. P. Associate ProfessorAAssoc. P. Acting Associate ProfessorB BookkeeperC CuratorCB Clerk-BookkeeperCl ClerkCO Control OperatorC-T Clerk-TypistCW Circuit WiremanD DraftsmanD-T Development TechnicianE EngineerEM Experimental Machinist/MechanicianET Electronics TechnicianESF Electronics Shop ForemanEx. O. Executive OfficerF FellowFI Faculty InstructorGA Graduate StudentGB GlassblowerGCA Geiger Counter AssemblerGS Graduate StudentGT Glassware TechnicianHF Honorary FellowHS Head StockkeeperI InstructorIM Instrument MakerIT Instrument TechnicianJET Junior Electronics TechnicianJC Junior ComputerJD Junior DraftsmanJM Junior Machinist/MechanicianJST Junior Synchrotron TechnicianLA Lecture Assistant/AttendantLabA Laboratory AssistantLT Laboratory TechnicianM Machinist/MechanicianMSF Machine Shop ForemanMSS Machine Shop SupervisorMST Machine Shop TechnicianP ProfessorPE Professor EmeritusPS Procurement SupervisorRA Research AssistantRD Resident DoctorRes. Assoc. Research AssociateS SecretarySA Stockroom Assistant/Attendant

SECOND HALF MISSING?

A.D. White J.G. Schurman

Pres. Pres.

C.K. Adams

Pres.

E.W. Blake F.E. Loomis E. L. Nichols

P P P

J.J. Brown W.A. Anthony

P P

G.S. Moler

A.P. P E

E.G. Merritt

I A.P. P L

M.M. Garver D.C. Jackson H.J. Ryan G. De F. Shepardson F. Bedell

A I I I I A.P. P

J.H. Pratt S.J. Saunders J.S. Shearer

I I A I A.P. P L

B.W. Snow C.P. Matthews E. Blaker

I I A I A.P. P L

F.J. Rogers J.R. Benton F.K. Richtmyer

A I A I A.P.

H.J. Hotchkiss R.C. Gibbs

I I A.P.

N.H. Genung C.E. Timmerman L.W. Hartman O. Tugman J.E. Trevor

A A I A I A I P

A.C. Crehore C.H. Sharp P.F. Gaehr C.A. Zeller

I A I I A I A

C.C. Bidwell

A I A.P.

H.E. Lawrence O.M. Stewart H.H. Cochrane G.W. Nasmyth E.H. Kennard W.M. Pierce

A A I A I A I I A I I A

C.D. Child G.W. Stewart R.C. Rodgers

A I A I A I

F.E. Millis G.L. Hoxie R.B. Blakeslee G.L. Manning P. Hodge E.C. Mayer F. Van D. Fields

I A A A I I A I A

R.R. Ramsey W. Ambler R.C. Fenner H.E. Carver C.C. Murdock

A A I A I A A I I

F. Allen C.W. Waggoner H.L. Howes

A I A I A R

B.K. Northrop

A

A.S. McAllister LeR.C. Roberts W.E. Godfrey C.A. Harrington T.B. Brown

A I A I A A A I

F.R. Strayer C.A. Pierce K.S. Gibson J.M. Hyatt

A A I A I A

G.R. Olshausen H.P. Gage J.W. Hornbeck R.W. King

I A A A I

F.H. McBerty

A

W.J. Fisher R.A. Brown

A I A I

W.P. Roop

A

R.S. Pattison F.A. Molby H.A. Pidgeon

A A I A I

J. Goettsch E.C. Crittenden P.T. Weeks

A A I A I

F. Leighton A.H. Forman W.G. Mallory

A I A I I

H.G. Dorsey J.J. Davies Miss M. Severance

A I A A I

O.A. Gage H.O. Taylor F.E.E. Germann

I A I A I I

C.W. Palmer A.J. Lotka O.E. Buckley D.T. Wilber

A A A I R

W.M. Stemple F.R. Nitchie W.P. Davey J.C. Schelleng

A A A I A I

P. Mertz

A

A.W. Mellowes A.S. Galajikian R.McC. Robinson A. Bailey

A A I A A

P.I. Wold T.B. Hyde M.M. Goldberg R. Knapp J.A. Eldredge Miss A.L. White

A I A A I A A A

A.A. Somerville G.S. Morath W. Littlewood

A I A A

W.D. Craig R.E. Pierce H.P. Sailor G.M. Pearsall

A A A A

F.T.R. Perrin C.A. Stanton

A A

T.S. Johnson G.E. Thompson W.R. Yorkey

A A I A

M.F. Thurston C.E. Power L.P. Larkin

A A I A

E. T. Turner Mrs. H. G. Delaney L.M. Church G.V. Anderson L.J. Sivian

A A A A A

A.H. Smith Miss A. E. Rothwell

A A

R.T. McKnew J.W. Ward W.B. Reich E.E. Smith

A A A A I

S.R. Wing Mrs. L.G. Davey L.M. Perkins G.E. Grantham E.C. Rice

A A A A I A

S.S. Rathbun C.L. Swisher E.P.T. Tyndall W.E. Richmond

A A I A A

H.E. Howe E.E. Weibel L.C. Shearer J.R. Jenness

I A A A I

H.D. Ayres J.B. Wood H.C. Blackburn L.R. Koller

A I A A A

B.W. Snow E.G. Merritt E.S. Ferry R.W. Quick A.L. Foley C.T. Knipp F.R. Watson W.P. White E.B. Tuttle Miss F.G. Wick J.A. Veazey A.K. Angstrom I.L. Moore E.J. Rutan

F.P. F.P. F.P. F F F F F F F F F A A

S.J. Saunders E.F. Nichols F.E. Mills O.M. Stewart Miss L.S. McDowell E.H. Kennard C.C. Murdock G.E. Grantham R.E. Bitner

F.P. F.P. F F S F F F F I

S.J. Barnett F. Allen P.G. Nutting S.R. Cook R.E. Nyswander W.G. Mallory A.A. Somerville P.I. Wold H.L. Camp A. Schmidt

S F S F F F F S Hon. F. F F A

F.E. Kester R.R. Ramsey H.D. Ayres F.C. Fairbanks

S S S S

N.H. Brown L.W. Hartman W.W. Coblentz C.W. Waggoner Miss F.G. Wick H.E. Howe G.E. Thompson C. Moon E.F. Ling J.A. Becker

S S S S S S S S S

Morrill Hall McGraw Hall Rockefeller Hall

Old Wooden Chemical Laboratory Franklin Hall

DeW. Calkins

J L.A. M

F.C. Fowler C.I. Hargett

M M

O. Calkins

J. & Eng.

M. Hardy J.J. Driscoll Miss R. Reilly

J. & Eng. J S.K.

F. Calkins

J L.A.

Miss L. Mack Miss H.M. Lyons

St. St. C.P.R.

Miss M.R. Chase Miss L.D. Gorton

St. St.

W.D. Stevens

M S.K.

Miss M.J. Quinn

J

Miss A.A. King

C. & St.

J. Terenzio

J & App.A.

Mrs. H. English Miss M.F. Livermore

J C.X-R.

C.C. Collins

J

Miss A.B. Tunnison

J

Miss H. Griffin

J

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J.G. Schurman L. Farrand

Pres. Pres.A.W. Smith E.E. Day

Acting Pres. Pres.E.L. Nichols

P EG.S. Moler

E

E.G. Merritt

P Head Dept. L E

F. Bedell

P L EJ.S. Shearer

L P

F.K. Richtmyer

L P L

R.C. Gibbs

P L L Chairman of Dept. L

C.C. Bidwell H.A. Barton

L A.P. L L A.P. L

C.C. Murdock

I A.P. L P L

J.R. Collins

I A.P. L L P

H.E. Howe

A.P. L P

E.H. Kennard

A.P. L P L

J.E. Trevor

P L E

E. Blaker F.G. Tucker G.E. Grantham

L P AP AP L P

G.E. Grantham J.W. Hornbeck L.P. Smith L.P. Smith

I AAP CS I AP P L

C.D Child D. Mueller H.A. Bethe

Acting P A AAP AP P

Prof. H.A. Lorentz R.E. Loving R.W. Shaw

Schiff. P. Acting P A I LL.F. Curtiss

I HRAK. Cole

IJ.M. Hyatt P.A. Ross A.G. Crafts M.S. Livingston

I A.A.P. I I APW.W. Nicholas K.V. Manning

A.A.P. IF.A. May E.R. Mann

A I AG.W. Scott Jr.

AW.M. Pierce M.W. Trawick L.L. Barnes

L A I A I APN.L. Larsen

ID.E. Richmond H.S. Read C.R. Mingins

A ? I HRA

E.P.T. Tyndall A.A. Bless A. Hoyt E.C. Crittenden Jr.

I I L I AR.D. Myers L.G. Parratt

A APD.T. Wilbur H.J. Grover

I CRA I AO.P. Hendershot R.A. Harrington

AR IR.C. Rodgers A.R. Riddle A. Rose S.J. Richards G.T. Hatch G.F. Tape

I I A A I IR.J. Kennedy L.G. Morell W.C. Geer C. Placzek

? I R. Assc. IS.W. Barnes M.G. Holloway

A HRA A RH.A. Smith D.F. Weekes L.T. Pockman

A A IH.A. Metzger J.B. Bishop C.L. Andrews R.F. Bacher

A I HRA A I AP

J.F. Hickey J.H. Marchant

I I AMrs. A.R. Hyatt B.C. Abbey G.J. Mueller W.M. Cady

A I A A I

J.O. Perrine H.R. Childs

I IH.A. Sherman

AJ.W. Wilbur C.I. Baker C.W. Gartlein

A A A I CuratorMiss M. Severance P.E. Martin H.J. Reich E. Meschter C.A. Carpenter

I A A I A I AL.A. Richards J.N. Ferguson

HRA A I AH. Kahler W. Kinkaid A.P. Davis B.L. Moore

I CRA I Det.Ed.RA AP.L. Bayley S.P. Hall O.R. Ford L.W. Haering T.T. Goldsmith R.J. Emrich

I A I A A AA. Bailey O.H. Ford H.R. Nelson

I I AJ.A. Becker D.M. Booth D.W. Exner W.B. Jones

I A I AH. Halperin J.R. Jenness L.G. Morell F.E.E. Germann J.E. Ruedy S. Krasik

A I I C.R.A. HRA A HRA AMiss J. Witters

AB. Noyes B. Cioffari A.B. Credle F.A. May

A I A A AG.F. Hundertmark J.E. Lombley A.F. Samuels J.J.G. McCue

A A A AR.M. Holmes L.L. Barnes

A A IH.L. Howes C. Moon W.B. Morehouse E.G. Linder J.N. Cooper

I I I Det.Ed.RA A

P.A. Northrop N.W. Goldsmith C.A. Randall

I L A I AL.P. Larkin H.G. Smith J. Kurshan

I A AM. Scott R.R. Meijer

I AM.E. Steczynski H.F. Vieweg E.M. Baroody

A ? AW. Littlewood G. Morgan, Jr. R.L. Hanson W.P. Gilbert J.W. Trischka

A A A I A HRA A AF.W. Warburton I. Railey H.E. Spencer

A HRA I A AH.M. Mott-Smith G. Morgan G.K. Schoepfle J.C. Seddon

A I I A I AP. Mertz L.J. Boardman E.E. Zimmerman I. Fankuchen R.H. Bingham A.G. Skrivseth

I I I A R.D. R AF.W. Daniels D.C. Swanson

A AC.H. Churchill P. Mertz F.R. Hirsh Jr. H.W. Lance

A I A R.D. AA. Schmidt, Jr. S.S. Mackeown T.J. Parmley E.W. Hughes

A I I R.D.J.H. Teeple E.D. Palmatier

A I AE.F. Ling D.B. White R.C. Williams M.E. Rose

I A A A R R IE.A. Hazlewood H.M. Parker

A AB.F. Lewis W.H. Stainton J.S. Webb

A I I

R.F. Uhlman F.W. Reynolds P.G. Kruger

A I A L I HRAL.E. Kittredge D.H. Tomboulian

A A TS PWF A ID.M. Purdy L.G. Glasser

A R

L. Behr H.P. White W.T. Payne

I A TSMiss E.M. Van Nuys I. Wolff P.H. Carr P.D. Cargill W.A. Bowers

A I A I A AK.D. Wood H.E. White H.F. Newhall

A A I AR.M. Fisher K.M. Simpson G.B. Sabine C.R. Baldock

I A R.D. AM.W. Jones R.O. Bock

A AMiss A.L. White R.I. Cohn H.M. Southworth R. Truell

A A HRA A AW.W. Paddon R.C. Hergenrother F.L. Yerzley M.P. Givens

A A A TS AP. McCorkle J.W. Then C.M. Connelly

I A AH.T. Kennedy

AMiss F.G. Wick A.I. Housman H.E. Seemann

AAP I IR.E. Loving L.A. Wood J.G. Hoffman

I A I RR.C. Kennedy L.W. Fanley

A AR.L. Pioso C.B. Jolliffe D.R. Morey

A I A HRA A HRA TFRFH. Poritsky C. J. Kayko W. Ramberg Miss M.K. Slattery

A A A HRAY.R. Chao

I

H.L. Harrington C.M. Shapiro R. Marshak

A HRA L A PWF

C.L. Cottrell K.I. Geisen

I AG.B. Welch J.G. Kuhn L.C. Roess J.B. Platt

A HRA HRA AE. Ramburg R.E. Shrader E. Ramberg R.E. Shrader

HRA HRA HRA RJ.C. Stacy P.G. Cully R.C. Spencer Mrs. H.F. Viewig S. Kaufman B.O. Gronblom

A A HRA HRA CF RDC.L. Clinton Miss S.A. McNulty L.S. Taylor M.T. Jones L.J. Bordman C.L. Cottrell

A HRA HRA HRA HRA RDM.L. Cockeroft D.C. Lindsay H.W. Russell Miss M.A. Ewer H.C. Wolfe D.L. Goldberg

A A A I HRA HRA S

F.H. Miller Miss H.T. Gilroy H. Ludloff

S.S. HRA RDA. Bailey J.H. Hsu M.Scott F.C. Van der Lage

PWF PWF GRP PWF AE.C. Hughes Miss A.R. Oliver

HRA S TSC.T. Kwei D.W. Judd R.W.P. King P.L. Hartman

SPGF PWF PWF S PWF R IH. Kahler R.C. Spencer E.J. Lewis A.G. Elmslee D.A. Fogelsanger E.J. Konopinski

? PWF PWF I CF S NRFShoji Nishikawa Miss R. Yeaton Miss M.K. Slattery L.C. Verman G.E. Cook H.A. Carlock K. Frank

Hon. F. PWF SPGF CS HRA S PWF TS TS AL.R. Koller H.E. Seemann M. Cawein Miss L.T. Wells R.D. Richtmyer L.G. Parratt

S S PWF S S PWF NRF R IK.F. Sun E.K. Plyler W.W. Nicholas G.A. Stiblitz H.J. Grover C.H. Shaw

F PWF N.R.F. CS S PWF NRFSeiichio Noda T. Tanaka A. Wickstrom L. Malter P.W. Bolke Hans Barth

Hon. F. Hon. F. PWF PWF HRA SPGF TS PWF R.D.Miss D.L. Waugh Wm. Rule P. Kirkpatrick C.P. Baker

PWF C.F. S.P.G.F. G.S.Rockefeller Hall

Miss A.A. King

Dept. ClerkMiss H. Lyons

Phys. Rev. Sten. Sten.Miss M. Mapes Mrs. L.V. Wittwer Mrs. H.R. Childs J. Acheson

Sten. Clerk Clerk Jan.Miss I.B. Mapes Miss D.M. Farrell Miss L.K. Quimby

Sten. Clerk Sten.Miss M. Fish Miss P.L. McKeegan

Clerk ClerkMiss F. Ackles

ClerkMiss D. Terril Miss Q.E.A. Walker S.M. Weibly

Clerk Clerk Asst. Engineer EngineerMrs. M.R. Holmes W.A. Zeller

St. Rm. Keeper St. Rm. KeeperMiss R. Reilly F.D. Rowley

St. Rm. Keeper St. Rm. KeeperI.S. Murphy

Mech.L. Fulkerson

Mech.Miss M.J. Quinn L. Gulyas E.R. Farnham

Janitress Mech. Jan.Mrs. E.M. Hibbler

D. Calkins A.E. Mearian

Asst. Mech. Engineer Jan.C.C. Collins L. Hinman

Jan. Lect. Asst. Glass B.W.D. Stevens E. Maret

Jan. & Asst. Mech. Engineer Jan. Lect. Asst.L.P. Swick Miss C.M. Terry

Jan. Sten.C.I. Hargett J.J. Keane B. Wallace H.L. Fulkerson

Mch. Jan. Jan. Stack ClerkH.W. Banta

Glass B.W.O. Stubbs

Mch.P.P. Strok

Lect. Asst. Lab Asst.E. Weibly W.A. Haganbotham

Lect. Asst. Tech.C.DeL. Dennis

Lect. Asst.

RD

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NAME 1940-1941 1941-1942 1942-1943 1943-1944 1944-1945 1945-1946 1946-1947 1947-1948 1948-1949 1949-1950 1950-1951 1951-1952 1952-1953 1953-1954 1954-1955Adawi, I. H. Sch.Addiss, R. D. Jr. TAAddiss, R. R. TA TA TAAldrich, R. W. TA TA TA TA TA RAAlexander, F. B. ET ET ETAmes, I. TA TA GSAmes, W. B. MAmman, F. M. VFAnagnost, Mrs. M. St StAnderson, J. R. FAnderson, Mrs. LTArakengy, A. TA RAArkin, J. LTArmitage, Mrs. C. S S S S SAschmotat, M. A. MAschmotat, M. H. MAschmotat, M. R. M MAshkin, A. GS RA RA RA RAAtkinson, H. H. TA RAAung, S. T. RAAustern, N. F Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc.Bacher, R. F. Assoc. P. Assoc. P. Assoc. P. Assoc. P. Assoc. P. PBackstrand, W. TA TA TABailey, R. R. M M M M M MBaker, B. S. M M MBaker, C. P. Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc. AP APBaker, N. H. TA TA TABaldock, R. GABane, H. N. Sch TA RA RA RABanta, H. W. GBBaranger, M. J. L. RA RA Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc.Baranger, Mrs. E. RA RABarnes, L. L. AP AP AP Assoc. P. Assoc. P. Assoc. P. Assoc. P. Assoc. P. P P P P P P PBarnett, E. F. FBaron, R. TA TABarrett, P. H. Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc.Barries, R. SchBascom, H. D. TBaxter, L. TA TA TABeach, L. A. Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc.Beaird, Mrs. B. TyBeard, D. B. TA GS TA TA TA RABeard, Mrs. E. RABebb, W. H. TABecker, J. H. TA TA GSBeddoe, A. G. IT ITBedell, F. PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PE PEBedo, D. E. TA TA RA RABeer, A. C. GA F GA TABegeal, Mrs. B. CO COBegeal, Mrs. M. COBehnken, Miss E. GS GSBell, G. I. TA TA TA F SABenedict, T. S. TA TA TA RABennett, D. L. JM JMBerger, C. WS WSBerley, D. TA RA RA RABerry, C. R. GS GA TABersing, L. A. TBess, L. TABethe, H. A. P P P P P P P P P P P P P P PBever, Mrs. R. TA TA RA TABeyer, R. T. GA GA TABharadwaj, H. RABird, D. A. ShABird, J. F. TA TA TA TABistline, J. A. RA RABjork, R. L. GS TA TA TABlatt, J. M GA GABless, R. C. GS GS GS TABlewett, Mrs. M. H. GS GSBludman, S. A. TABock, R. O. GA GABodenstedt, E. VFBoehmer, H. W. GA GA TA RABohan, W. A. TABohlke, P. G. GSBojsen, H. G. TABollinger, L. M. RA RA RA RA RABond, Mrs. A. RA TBondi, H. Res. Assoc.Borsellino, A. Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc.Bower, Miss F. TyBower, R. L. T T T T DT D-TBowers, D. L. TA TA TA RABowers, W. A. GA GA I I I IBoyd, F. M M M M M EMBrace, Mrs. N. L. GCA GCA JST STBradbury, T. C. RABradley, R. C. Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc.Branch, G. M. TA TA TA RA RABranch, Mrs. C. ClBrault, J. W. F RABremmer, Miss R. F FBrode, H. L. F TA TABrodnak, Miss M. E. StBrown, B. B. Res. Assoc. Res. Assoc.Brown, B. M. TA TA TA TA TA

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